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From incident to evidenced, audited, actionable, without the CCTV-review hour.

Police-ready retail incident reporting. Every confirmed event auto-builds a structured incident record, face, clip, prior events, timestamps, reviewer notes, audit chain. Police forward is one outcome. The lifecycle is the product.

Incident lifecycleAppend-only audit
Automatic
QuantumEye AI
Shoplifting, face or safety detection opens it
Manual
Raised by staff
A manager flags an incident themselves
01Evidence pack built
Face, clip, camera chain, prior events, timestamps, auto-assembled
02Human review & approve
A person confirms, adds notes, approves. Nothing is automatic
03Report ready
Structured record, optional one-tap forward to the local force
What it does

The full lifecycle, not just the paperwork.

Most 'police report' tools just generate a PDF. Incident Reporting handles the workflow that comes before, around, and after that PDF, the bit your managers actually live in.

01

Auto-build the incident record

The moment an event is confirmed, the record assembles: face image, video clip, multi-camera handoff chain, timestamps, confidence scores, attached prior events.

02

Notes, evidence, multi-party review

Store manager adds context. Regional manager reviews. QE Administrator approves. Every contribution is timestamped and attributed.

03

One-tap police forward (optional)

Local force email configured per-store. Manager reviews, adds context, taps Forward. The PDF + evidence pack lands in the right inbox.

How it works

Detect. Review. Approve. Forward. All logged.

Five steps in the lifecycle. Each one role-gated server-side. Each one written to the append-only audit log. Each one Alex-queryable.

DETECT

Detection auto-creates the record

Shoplifting Detection, Face Recognition or Safety Events fires, an incident is opened in Pending state. Face, clip and prior events attached automatically.

REVIEW

Human-in-the-loop review

Store Manager marks Confirmed / FalseAlarm / Skipped. Notes added. Multi-party review supported for high-value incidents.

AUDIT

Every action logged, append-only

Detect → review → approve → forward. Each step writes to EventAuditLog. Append-only, defensible in court, defensible against ICO.

Live example

21:18, concealment confirmed. Incident record assembled immediately after.

Illustrative scenario. Concealment detected, item recovered, event confirmed. By the time the manager opens the app, the incident is half-built. They add two lines, tap Approve. Optional forward to the local force.

app.quantumeye.io/incidents/IR-0C6F98B4AD34

Incident IR-0C6F98B4AD34

AutoTheftConfirmed

Theft / Shoplifting · Northgate Convenience · 16 May 2026, 12:06

Forward to police →
Suspect
Face redacted
Watchlist match94%
Clip · CAM-04
Clip redacted
Duration00:42
Evidence pack
  • Face capture
  • Clip · 00:42
  • Multi-camera chain · CAM-04 → 06 → 08
  • Prior matches · 2 stores
  • Append-only audit trail
Prior encounters
#QE101 · Riverside09 May
#QE101 · High St02 May
Audit trail
Append-only · tamper-evident
  1. 12:06:14DetectedShoplifting · CAM-04 · concealment
  2. 12:06:22Evidence pack assembledFace, clip and camera chain bundled
  3. 12:11:03ReviewedStore Manager opened the event
  4. 12:11:40ConfirmedWritten to the append-only audit log
  5. 12:12:10Report draftedAwaiting your forward to local force

Pairs well with

GDPR & accuracy

The system writes the draft. The human signs every step.

QuantumEye builds the structure. Every consequential action, confirm, approve, ban, forward, requires explicit human authorisation, with RBAC enforced server-side.

01

Police forward is admin-only

QE Administrator role required. Server-side enforced. Store Managers can review and prepare, but cannot send.

02

Every step audited

Confirm, approve, edit, forward, each writes to the append-only audit log. The chain of custody is provable.

03

Edits preserve the original

If a manager edits the incident before forwarding, the AI-drafted original is preserved. Both versions auditable.

04

Forwarding records the recipient

The local-force email used, the time of forward, and the user who authorised it are all on the audit chain.

Minutes, not the better part of an hour. Per incident, per store, per estate.

Pilot feedback flags this as one of the bigger time-savers, and one of the bigger reasons managers actually report incidents in the first place.